Friday, June 28th 2019
NVIDIA to Offer "Super Fast. Supernatural" Bundle for RTX SUPER: Wolfenstein: Young Blood and Control
NVIDIA is reportedly going to introduce a new gaming bundle come the release of their new SUPER, Turing-refreshed graphics cards come July 2nd. The new bundle picks up RTX-enabled titles that were developed with NVIDIA's support, and will include access to MachineGames' Wolfenstein: Young Blood, as well as Remedy's Control.
The Supernatural part on the Bundle title makes sense; Wolfenstein is known for its supernatural-defying settings, while control is a game built entirely around that premise. These are two AAA, high-quality games that will serve to showcase NVIDIA's raytracing chops, due to Wolfenstein: young Blood's support for raytracing in some particular effects (unknown, at this time, if for Global Illumination like Metro: Exodus; Shadow rendering such as Shadow of the Tomb Raider; or reflections, such as Battlefield V. It will also support Adaptive Shading for increased performance.
Control, on the other hand, will make use of RTX's full suite of features, including ray traced shadows, ray traced reflections, and ray traced global illumination.
Source:
Videocardz
Control, on the other hand, will make use of RTX's full suite of features, including ray traced shadows, ray traced reflections, and ray traced global illumination.
14 Comments on NVIDIA to Offer "Super Fast. Supernatural" Bundle for RTX SUPER: Wolfenstein: Young Blood and Control
The Division 2, DMC 5 & Resident Evil 2 if i'm not mistaken.
(i get it, the compo is rife - just would have preferred some better value-options)
www.extremetech.com/gaming/280479-amd-will-answer-nvidias-ray-tracing-technology-eventually
www.dsogaming.com/videotrailer-news/amd-shows-how-you-can-add-real-time-ray-tracing-effects-with-radeon-prorender-and-radeon-rays/
gpuopen.com/announcing-real-time-ray-tracing/
NVIDIA's Turing has Volta's rapid pack math FP16/Int16/Int8 feature, hence matching VII's feature set. Integer workloads are processed on separate integer CUDA cores .... with Geforce RTX 2080 @ 2025 MHz has 12 TFLOPS FP32 and 12 TILOPS INT32. Turing Support full CONCURRENT EXECUTION of FP16/32 & INT16/32 instructions workloads at the same time = like Nvidia Volta 'Architecture' = Volta is capable of doing that and full precision on the same units at any time !
Nvidia is really pushing the tech with Volta & Turing in terms of efficiency and performance/IPC-functions.
AMD NAVI is just GCN (gfx10 evolution) with GDDR6. Expect 64 ROPS over 256 bit bus - just overpriced AMD Midrage without any RT in Hardware !
gfx9 = Vega family.
gfx8 = Polaris family